In this article, I am sharing the top 5 things that you must include in your membership or subscription terms and conditions. This will help you minimise the risk of not getting paid, protect your intellectual property and ensure you can create some enforceable rules about how your resources can be used by members of your membership or subscription community.

When setting up the terms and conditions for your online course, there are some common problems I see come up time and time again. I want to help you avoid these problems from the outset so I have collated a list of the top five things to consider in your online course terms and conditions. This is particularly important to ensure all your hard work and effort in bringing your online course to life will provide you with a stress-free income stream.

The membership model has soared in popularity of recent times. It creates reliable, recurring income, rather than a one-off purchase for the creator and owner of the membership site, while consistently delivering new, fresh content to the subscriber!

But, don’t be fooled, this ongoing commercial relationship, between the owner of the membership and the member is actually a legal contract. To make things more complicated, there is often no particular end point to membership, with one of the parties having to choose to end it.